Market Highlights:
A microtome is a tool used to cut
extremely thin sections of tissue samples. Microtomes help in extremely fine
cuts that are important for preparations used in microscopy. Different kinds of
microtomes made up of metals and glass are used depending on the type of
specimen and the desired thickness.
The growth of the global microtome
market is driven by various factors such as an increase in the incidence of
chronic disorders, increasing prevalence of lifestyle diseases, and increasing
mergers & acquisitions by prominent players in the market. However, lack of
skilled workforce is projected to hamper the growth of the global microtome
market.
According to MRFR analysis, Microtome
Market is expected to
register a CAGR of 6.1% during the forecast period of 2019
to 2025 and accounts for USD 120 million in 2018.
The global microtome market is
currently dominated by several market players such as Danaher Corporation,
Thermo Fisher Scientific, and Sakura Finetek, among others. Additionally,
growing growth strategies adopted by market players are driving the growth of
the market. For instance, in 2018, Sakura Finetek launched Accu-Cut SRM 300 LT,
manual microtome.
Key Players:
Some of the key players
in the Global Microtome Market are Amos Scientific Pty Ltd (Australia),
Danaher (US), Diapath S.p.A. (Italy), Histo-Line Laboratories (Italy), Jinhua
YIDI Medical Appliance Co., Ltd (China), MEDITE GmbH (Germany), Boeckeler
Instruments, Inc. (US), Sakura Finetek (Japan), SLEE Medical GmbH (Germany),
and Thermo Fisher Scientific (US)
Segmentation
The
Global Microtome Market has been segmented based on product, application,
technology, and end-user.
The
market, based on product, has been divided into instruments and accessories.
Instruments are further sub-segmented into rotary microtomes, cryostat
microtomes, vibrating microtomes, and others. Instruments are expected to hold
the largest share, due to the commercial availability of these systems and
their high adoption rate due to ease of handling.
In terms of application, the global microtome market has been segmented into
disease diagnosis and medical research. Disease diagnosis takes up the largest
share due to the increasing number of
tissue examinations in research laboratories and hospitals owing to rising
awareness about the benefits of early diagnosis of diseases like cancer.
In terms of technology, the global microtome market has been segmented into
manual, semi-automated microtomes, and fully automated microtomes. The fully
automated segment held the majority share due to rising demand for
technologically advanced products and its ability to show the highest precision
in section thickness. Additionally, fully automated microtomes do not require
tedious manual adjustments.
In terms of end-user, the global microtome market has been segmented into
hospital laboratories and clinical laboratories. Hospital laboratories take up
the largest share. The positive growth of
hospitals is attributed to factors such as a high volume of routine tissue
examinations performed in hospital-based laboratories across the globe and
growing patient population.
Regional Analysis:
The market has been divided, by
region, into the Americas, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the Middle East &
Africa. The Americas is expected to be the largest market owing to the rising
per capita healthcare expenditure. The microtome market in the Americas has
further been branched into North America and Latin America, with the North
American market divided into the US and Canada. The European microtome market
has been categorized as Western Europe and Eastern Europe. The Western European
market has further been classified as Germany, France, the UK, Italy, Spain,
and the rest of Western Europe. The microtome market in Asia-Pacific has been
segmented into Japan, China, India, South Korea, Australia, and the rest of
Asia-Pacific. Due to the increasing prevalence of chronic disorders and
increasing patient pool, the market in Asia-Pacific is expected to be the
fastest-growing. The microtome market in the Middle East & Africa has been
bifurcated into the Middle East and Africa.
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